[PDF] Top 20 An unusual case of intra orbital foreign body; diagnosis, management, and outcome: a case report

... the foreign body through the anterior ap- proach always bears a risk of significant bleeding and mortality caused by the abrupt removal of the tampon- ing effect applied by the foreign body to ... See full document

... the body that has blood vessels, most notably in lower extremities, pelvic fossa, retroperito- neum and nasopharynx ...of orbital tumors ...This case represents the second reported in- stance of ... See full document

... Purpose: Report a case of foreign body: • A branch of eucalyptus tree is perforated into the lower eyelid, next to the globe caused orbital abscess and ...This case was diagnosed ... See full document

... Our case of a 3-year-old child diagnosed with primary orbital PTCL is unusual in the sense that he is the youn- gest case of primary PTCL-NOS of the orbit ever reported to the best of our ... See full document

... ent orbital contents or brain damage, is less likely to re- sult in infection by reconstructive materials, and is less likely to cause severe tissue adhesion, as observed in this case [9, ...perform ... See full document

... the LRINEC score was 8, meaning that there indeed was an increased risk for NSTI. FG has a high mortality rate, so urgent diagnosis and treatment is required. This way, the debridement was performed under ... See full document

... Background: Aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans most commonly causes periodontitis but has been reported to infect heart valves, soft tissue, brain and lungs, and distal bones. Osteomyelitis distal to the jaw is rarely ... See full document

... A 66-year-old man was admitted with the chief complaint of cough with bloodstained phlegm for approximately 3 days. No other complaint or remarkable past medical history was revealed. He had an approximate 15-year ... See full document

... a foreign body in the urinary bladder is rare and exceptional and therefore requires a high index of sus- picion for ...facilitate diagnosis and ... See full document

... and accounted for 24.6% (normal: 0.4-8.0%). Alanine aminotransferase (ALT), aspartate aminotransferase (AST), alkaline phosphatase (ALP), gamma-glutamyltransferase (GGT) and total bilirubin (TBil) were all within normal ... See full document

... A 54 years old Emirati male, presented with severe left sided facial pain, left orbital swelling and lid ptosis of 2 days duration. Nine days prior to presentation, he had routine follow up nasolaryngoscopy post ... See full document

... The foreign bodies encountered in the orofacial region are commonly associated with morbidity and ...The foreign bodies usually are the result of trauma or iatrogenic ...found foreign bodies in the ... See full document

... SP is an infrequent plasmatic cell neoplasia, with only 1691 cases reported in the last 9 years in the USA by the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results program (SEER) search [3, 7]. In comparison, MM af- fects ... See full document

... present case p57 KIP2 immunostaining was uni- formly negative in the cytotrophoblast and villous stroma suggesting lack of maternal allele expression, as seen most commonly with ... See full document

... CANDIDA KRUSEI AS A PATHOGEN: Case Report of an Unusual Infection of the. Services[r] ... See full document

... The strip technique for free gingival graft avoids the limitations of the palatal donor area and decreases the number of surgical procedures required for augmentation of the attached gin[r] ... See full document

... In our series, immediate surgical results were the reduc- tion of proptosis and improvement of ocular movement. Ophthalmoplegia that occurred in two patients were improved several months postoperatively. The most ... See full document

... v) Child’s age at the time of injury also was a strong predictive factor. Children aged < 4 years had worst outcome. This could be attributed to amblyopia because a clear image cannot be presented to the ... See full document

... erythema, orbital cellulites presents with additional signs and symptoms, including proptosis, decreased visual acuity, pain with eye movement, limitation of extraocular movements, and afferent papillary defect ... See full document

... Our case has a distinct peculiarity, linked to the growth of a primary cancer in the site of a ...our case regarding a direct oncogenic effect of gouty tophus, even if we can suppose that the chronic ... See full document